Chester Gould's Dick Tracy artwork has to be some of the most anatomically incorrect and downright amateur drawings I've seen professionally published. Yet there's a certain charm them. I decided to reference one of Gould's flat iconic images and paint it in a traditional sense complete with value and shadow. About 8 hours of painting throughout the …
London After Midnight
Remember digital painting? Because I sure forgot about it. But here's one I did the past 2 days as I make my way to becoming a better painter! Keeping with my Basil Gogos monster theme, I choose Lon Chaney's nameless ghoul in 1927's London After Midnight. I had a good time painting this considering most …
Detective J.J. Gittes
It's been a while since I've drawn like this. I've been preoccupied with drawing comics, writing, and moving. But I love drawing people in profiles and found a great reference of Jack Nicholson from "Chinatown". I'm not too thrilled how it turned out, but that's because it takes some time to get back into the …
Don’t Paint After Midnight…
I suppose I didn't listen to that because it's a new year! To start it off right I downloaded some new oil paint brushes and want to improve on digital painting in 2017. I started simple with everyone's favorite Mogwai. This was about 4 hours work done on a tablet in photoshop. Here's to improvement …
Werewolf Of London
Before Universal introduced Lon Chaney Jr. in the classic "Wolfman" they had a lesser known werewolf movie that came 6 years before it titled "Werewolf of London" (ah-wooooo). I watched my DVD of it last week or so and though it isn't as good but it's still very entertaining to watch. His first transformation into …

